

The Chicago Tribune will launch a redesign in mid-September, Editor Ann Marie Lipinski told the staff today.
"We are committed to determining the basic architecture and sectioning of the paper within 30 days; deciding on paging (how many and where) within 45 days; understanding our staffing levels throughout the paper in 60 days; and being ready to launch a rethought and redesigned Tribune within 90 days in mid-September."
Romenesko’s got the full memo.
They just redesigned. Is that the answer to reduced content and staffs? New fonts, new color palettes, new graphics? Sam Zell is running Tribune into the ground. At least all his properties will look fresh and new while he's doing it. It's funny how the editor signs the letter, "With admiration for you all." How much does admiration count for when pink slips go flying on a cold day in Zell?
Posted by: Mike at June 21, 2008 8:51 PM